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A resolution was passed for Columbus to annex Indianola Park. It was seen as unfair to annex Indianola Park and not Olentangy Park.<ref>"Columbus is Now Third Greatest City of the State." ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch.'' 3 January 1909. Pg. 1.</ref>
A resolution was passed for Columbus to annex Indianola Park. It was seen as unfair to annex Indianola Park and not Olentangy Park.<ref>"Columbus is Now Third Greatest City of the State." ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch.'' 3 January 1909. Pg. 1.</ref>
Past Olentangy Park grounds superintendent George T. Groce was appointed landscape gardener at Barracks Park.<ref>"Barracks Park is to Be Beautified." ''Columbus Evening Dispatch.'' 29 January 1909. Pg. 2.</ref>


==Rides and Attractions==
==Rides and Attractions==

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1909 Season Season
Leadership Joseph W. Dusenbury, president
Will J. Dusenbury, secretary
The Olentangy Park Company

The Olentangy Park and Zoo opened for the 1909 season on Sunday, ??? 1909, The park closed for the season on Sunday, ??? 1909.

Notable Events

A resolution was passed for Columbus to annex Indianola Park. It was seen as unfair to annex Indianola Park and not Olentangy Park.[1]

Past Olentangy Park grounds superintendent George T. Groce was appointed landscape gardener at Barracks Park.[2]

Rides and Attractions

New Rides and Attractions

The new attractions for 1909 included the...

Other Rides and Attractions

Olentangy Park Theater

Main Article: Olentangy Park Casino and Theater

Music

Stunts and Outdoor Shows

Activities

References

  1. "Columbus is Now Third Greatest City of the State." Columbus Sunday Dispatch. 3 January 1909. Pg. 1.
  2. "Barracks Park is to Be Beautified." Columbus Evening Dispatch. 29 January 1909. Pg. 2.